Study: trail plan won't infringe on property rights

The Crooked Road's plan to become a federal heritage area won't affect personal property rights or local land use regulations, according to an independent study.

Wednesday, March 6, 2013 at 6:00 am (Updated: March 6, 6:00 am)

By SHAINA STOCKTON, Staff
The Crooked Road, Virginia’s heritage music trail, has proposed that its coverage region of 19 counties and four cities in Southwest Virginia be designated as a National Heritage Area, “based on the region’s unique musical heritage and its significant role in the formation of American music,” according to a press release provided by the organization.

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